What is a Sign? 

American Sign Language uses gestures, miming, fingerspelling, body language, facial expressions, and signs to convey meaning.  They all have one thing in common: movement. 

But what makes a movement a sign?  Click here to view this video and find out.

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Beginning Signs

Each day, more and more people are coming to recognize the power of signing as it changes the way they view and interact with preverbal children.

Incorporating signs into your daily routine does not require fluency in American Sign Language. Rather, it shows that even a few simple gestures can make a big difference in empowering and meeting the needs of a child.

 Click hereto learn where to even begin.

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Deaf Awareness

So what's it like to be deaf?  Or is it Deaf?  Or do you just say hearing impaired?

Oh...wait, can the deaf SAY the word "deaf?"  Or do they sign only?  Or do they write?

And what about hearing?  If you are Deaf does that mean you can't hear anything?

If you want answers, just click here to watch and learn more!